A Steep Price for the New Microlino Without a License

The Swiss manufacturer Micro has unveiled the final version of the Microlino Lite accessible without a driving license but at a prohibitive price.

While its appearance remains unchanged, the Microlino Lite is distinguished from its larger sister by a few design elements. Notably unique colors and some accents of bright orange. In this license-free, restricted version, the high-strength steel monocoque chassis provides a more than satisfactory driving dynamics and safety for this vehicle category.

Capable of reaching speeds up to 45 km/h with a basic range of nearly 100 km, and upgradable as an option to 180 km, it is ideal for daily journeys. The sunroof adds a touch of summer cabriolet feeling, and its practical trunk can hold up to 230 liters. Like the L7e model, the Microlino Lite is built and assembled at the Microlino factory in Turin, Italy.

Starting summer 2024, Micro will begin delivering the Microlino Lite at a starting price of €17,990. That’s more than double the price of a Citroën AMI… It is available in two colors, Venice Blue and Berlin Anthracite, and accessible to drivers aged 14 and over, holding a moped license (AM).

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